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Early Medieval Glass Study Rewrites Venice’s Origins as a Glassmaking Hub

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New study of 6th–9th-century glass from Venice shows early use of Syro-Levantine plant-ash glass, recycling of older materials, and wide Mediterranean trade connections.
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Early Medieval Glass Study Rewrites Venice’s Origins as a Glassmaking Hub

New study of 6th–9th-century glass from Venice shows early use of Syro-Levantine plant-ash glass, recycling of older materials, and wide Mediterranean trade connections.

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Medievalists.net broke the news in on Tuesday, January 20, 2026.
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